The Bombay High Court confirmed that exchanges are accountable for assets they hold in custody, allowing CoinSwitch (Bitcipher Labs) to claim about $5 million (₹62 crore) that remained frozen on WazirX after the July 2024 breach. The order delivers relief to retail and institutional users who keep funds on Indian platforms and clarifies how losses are to be allocated when custodial assets are compromised.
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Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, has once again made headlines in the crypto ecosystem. Recently, Vitalik Buterin sells memecoins that he received unsolicited in his wallet, in a move that resulted in a liquidation of nearly $100,000 in Ether (ETH). The Blockchain security firm, PeckShield, was the first to report the transactions through the Etherscan block explorer.
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States recorded impressive inflows into Bitcoin ETFs totaling a net $197.8 million this Monday. This milestone marks the fifth consecutive day of positive income. The information was highlighted in a recent report from the data analytics platform Farside Investors, showing a renewed appetite for the market’s leading crypto asset.
A recent technical analysis of Stellar (XLM) has set off alarms in the market. According to industry experts, XLM’s current price structure on its weekly chart shows striking similarities to the 2017 bullish setup, suggesting a major upward movement could be brewing. This pattern has captured the attention of investors, who remember the explosive appreciation the asset experienced in that cycle.
The U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve remains idle despite a growing stock of traceable crime-linked cryptocurrency. Chainalysis reports that about $75 billion—mostly Bitcoin—could be seized to fill the reserve, yet no national system exists to channel traced assets into strategic use. A March 2025 executive order directing seized coins to a state vault—“a virtual Fort Knox for digital gold”—and an estimated federal stockpile of roughly 200,000 BTC remain dormant without a working legal-administrative pipeline.
Bitcoin slipped beneath the $120,000 round number after weak data, with data warning that the retreat could extend by another ten percent. Short-term owners, futures players and exchange-traded notes felt the drop, and debate has revived over whether the $105,000 – $108,000 zone will hold, since a break there could pull liquidity and swell leverage in derivatives.
The Privacy and Scaling Explorations (PSE) team at the Ethereum Foundation has introduced a new roadmap called Kohaku. This project aims to natively enhance Ethereum wallet privacy. The initiative focuses on reducing the reliance on centralized services that can track users.
Financial services firm Two Prime has set a new record during the third quarter of 2025, reaching $827 million in Bitcoin-backed loans. This milestone, officially announced by the company, strengthens its position in the institutional credit sector. Furthermore, it provides crucial liquidity for corporate treasuries and funds that use BTC as a reserve asset.
A recent Ethereum price analysis by Michael Nadeau of The DeFi Report suggests a promising future for the second-largest cryptocurrency on the market. The projections are based on a deep analysis of key metrics and growing institutional interest, setting a potential target of up to $12,200 for next year. This bold forecast generates considerable optimism among investors, who are closely monitoring the digital asset’s evolution in an increasingly competitive and dynamic market.
Chinese investors are moving funds from Solana-issued meme coins to comparable tokens on BNB Chain, redirecting flows across major speculative venues. The shift is driven by clearer institutional backing, better price action and repeated network trouble on Solana. Retail traders, crypto funds and token teams all feel the change as liquidity paths and risk views are reshaped across both networks.